NEB indefinitely suspends Energy East hearings in Montreal.
Successfully punted.
Like it or not
Just like the not-even-tiered, no-name, CBC comedians, Kaepernick has the right.
Supporters will laud his ‘controversial stance’, detractors will decry his disrespect.
Unlike the CBC, though, everyone has the choice of whether or not to spend their money on the SF 49’ers.
Stop it, Kenney
Calgary MP Jason Kenney says a negative tweet featuring Alberta Premier Rachel Notley’s face sitting inside the crosshairs of a scope came from an attention-seeking loser.
The only thing worse than trolls on the ‘net are Internet Morality Cops. What’s worse than that? Moralizing politicians apologizing for stuff that has nothing to do with them. Don’t like drive-by’s? Do what everyone else on Twitter has done, leave. It isn’t like pols actually engage anyone on Twitter or Facebook. All that platform is to politicians is to fool the citizens into thinking their leaders are ‘accessible’. (Just like companies.)
Got a problem? Report it to the police and after that, keep your vote-seeking nose out of people’s business.
Things You’ll Never See On The CBC
This is wild. After losing hockey rights, CBC’s TV ad sales fell a staggering 69%, reports Blacklock’s. https://t.co/8ukiDcd3dy
— Paul McLeod (@pdmcleod) July 26, 2016
I thought it was from the heart out.
‘Deliverology’ guru schools Trudeau government for 2nd time at cabinet retreat.
But, don’t jump to conclusions, the title may be wonky, but it’s just another organizational conference.
Leaving Wage
“The exodus has begun,” said Sung Won Sohn, an economist at Cal State Channel Islands and a former director at Forever 21. “The garment industry is gradually shrinking and that trend will likely continue.”
Iron And Trough
A company called Iron & Earth is asking the provincial government to help support its Solar Skills campaign, a project that aims to train 1,000 electricians from the oilsands sector to install solar panels on 100 public buildings, making their skills marketable across the energy sector.
“Now is definitely the time to be launching this organization,” said Iron & Earth founder Lliam Hildebrand,
Who is “oilsands worker” Lliam Hildebrand?

Here’s his Youtube channel.
Big tip of the hat to Dan.
Red Rose Country
You can’t make this stuff up: Alberta NDP MLA Karen McPherson defends equalization.
@manny_ottawa That's like saying you're not entitled to tax refund from last year because you got a raise this year @seanchucalgary
— Karen McPherson (@NDPKaren) March 18, 2016
More Pavilions At Folkfest
The real agenda behind multiculturalism;
When politicians want to import tens of millions of new immigrants it can look like Washington is trying to remake the electorate. This isn’t pure fantasy. In 1996, Bill Clinton’s White House instructed the Immigration and Naturalization Service “to streamline the naturalization process and greatly increase naturalizations during 1996.” Sure enough, Hispanics more than doubled as a portion of the electorate for Clinton’s 1996 reelection, according to exit polls.
Conservatives won’t win any fights — over guns, marriage, taxes, spending, health care, or anything — if the U.S. electorate is remade in the image of California.
When the citizens reject your socialist, big government world view – get new citizens.
Great Moments In Socialism
How Europe’s infectious institutionalization of irresponsibility is perpetuating the migrant crisis.
Europe’s migration crisis has mostly been covered from the “human interest” perspective, with the perverse proliferation of tragic images and emotive narratives amplified by social media. This collective content stream has made it seem primarily a humanitarian crisis. But that is false.
The Justin Trudeau Filmmaking Fund for Women who don’t Direct Good*
Equal pay for equally worthless works;
The National Film Board of Canada, the country’s government-funded film producer, on Tuesday announced it will ensure at least half of its productions will be directed by women, and half of all production financing will go towards helping women tell their own stories.
Flush
Well, not me, but apparently the Feds are.
The 20 per cent increase to MPs’ office budgets means each MP will be able to spend an additional $57,690 on top of the current budget of $288,450.
(…)
Typically these budgets are used to hire staff, conduct research and pay for language training, translation services and the general running of the relevant offices.
Getting out hustled.
Bill’s wife is having some troubles with that uppity Sanders.
Introspection is Valuable
There are many jurisdictions that could learn from Alberta’s problems.
Black Lives Matter: Recruiting Friends in the SF Bay Area
The new year is young. Are things going to get worse than this?
Asteroid, Take Us Now
The man with a bionic penis will lose his virginity to a dominatrix who ran for parliament…
h/t Colonialista
Why Is There Always A Big Screen TV?
The biggest myth regarding 15-year-old Tina was also the most endearing to the M&M crowd — only hours before she disappeared, to be eventually killed by a person or persons unknown, two Winnipeg policemen had her in their custody but let her go her merry way despite the fact that she had been reported as a missing person.
If only they had done their job, she would be alive today. If only, if only…
Then, fourteen months ago (yes, a year and two months ago) The Black Rod reported exclusively that Tina Fontaine WAS NOT MISSING when the police met up with her in the early morning of Aug. 8, 2014. Nobody informed police that she was a missing person until the following day, Aug. 9, 2014.
That detail was available in plain sight in numerous news stories about Tina Fontaine’s disappearance, but none of the “professional” reporters had bothered to put two and two together, no doubt because the truth ruined a perfectly good narrative.
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister
Entitled to his Entitlements: A standing ovation.
The Children Are Our Future
The Children Are Our Future
And that’s why I’m hoarding freeze-dried burrito bowl survival packs.
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